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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1958

Page

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Graduation set for Preston LDS Seminary students

One hundred eight students will graduate tomorrow evening as the Preston LDS Seminary at Oneida stake house holds commencement at 8 o'clock. The program proceeds without principal Ernest Eberhard Jr. who is on leave after a heart attack. faculty present include Jack Cherrington Clair G. Judy and Delworth K. Young.

Onehundred Preston Lds Seminary Oneida Stakehouse Ernest Eberhard, Jr Brigham Young’ ‘University Salt-Lake-City Jack . Cherrington Clair G. Judy Delworth 'K. Young Seminary Larry H. Wilkinson Katie Ruth Bell Jo Ann Gamble Jane Orme Elaine Lundquist Rebecca Hawkes Ralph Brenchley Craig Nielson Colleen Lewis David L. Keller Katie Ruth Bell H. Doyle Winger Betty Christensen Nathan B Olson Larry ' HH. Wilkinson Pauline—Anderson Norma Austin JoAnn Beckstead Marsha Benson LouAnn Carlson Kay Cher Cherrington Dorothy Gagan Jo Ann* Gamble Madge Gilbert Sandra Gill Suszanne Greaves Rebecca ‘Hawkes Tamra Hawkes Judy Herd Marilyn Jenking Diana Larsen Judith Ann Maughan Mying Avard T. Fairbanks Jack “A. Cherrington Henry H. Rawlings Brent Robinson

Local Man Graduates From Naval Training Center

John R. Davis son of Mr and Mrs George W Davis of 410 East Oneida Preston graduated April 25 from recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego California Apprentice petty officers are chosen from the ranks of seaman recruits to assist company commanders The selection is based on individual leadership qualities.

John R.—Davis USN George’ W.” ‘Davis East Oneida Preston Naval Training Center San Diego Calif

School Election Scheduled Thursday at Jefferson School

A special school election will be held next Thursday at Jefferson School for qualified electors to vote on an additional five mill levy for maintenance and operation beyond the 25 mills already approved. Polls open from 3 to 8 p m. Eligible voters include district residents and guardians of children under 21, or those paying taxes within the district.

Jefferson School

Preston Citizen readers help locate lost pony in Idaho towns

The Preston Citizen notes readers in Idaho as Paul Greaves advertises for his son Randy's lost pony. Ben Meek from Riverdale locates the pony with Ben's horses. The item also mentions Idaho towns Whitney Mink Creek Treasureton and a reference to the May 10 issue of Saturday Evening Post.

Paul Greaves Ttt S’preston Randy Ben Meek Riverdale United States Preston Whitney Mink Creek Treasureton Idaho Marvin ‘Rasmussen Sugar City Citizen Jack Wold Ottawa Ave Akron Prestons Nebraska H. G. Yes

Preston Jaycees Sponsor Teen Driving Contest

The Preston Jaycees announce a driving contest for youths under 20 on Sunday May 25 at 2 pm at the ball park. Local winner advances to the state contest in Burley on June 1, with a chance to reach Washington, D.C. for $4,500 in scholarships at the national event in August.

Preston Jaycees Ball Burley Washington, D.C

Sunday Guests of Davis Family at Franklin Home

Mr and Mrs George Davis hosted relatives for a Sunday gathering at their Franklin residence. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jello and Ma Davis and Mr and Mrs Joseph Davis with their three children.

George ‘Davis Jello Joseph Davis Ot Franklin

Merchants Thanked For Cancer Donations At Kiwanis Dinner

The town’s merchants are thanked for their cordial reception during the recent cancer drive, with a total of 345 dollars collected in the business district. A Kiwanis regular dinner meeting featured Gus Minkman of the local telephone exchange discussing microwave radio relay and its role in transmitting phonetic conversations and TV programs. A piano duet by Jacqueline Longhurst and Patricia Brenchley, 11 year old daughters of Mr and Mrs Longhurst and Mr and Mrs Reed Brenchley, was highlight entertainment.

Kiwanis Aie Gus’ Minkmanger Mink Jacqueline Longhurst Patricia Brenchley Leonard ‘Longhurst Reed

Richmond Readies Black and White Days Celebration

Preparations are winding up for the 43rd annual Black and White Days show in Richmond Milton Webb. The two day program on May 16 and 17 features a Friday show with animal releases and a 8:30 p.m. entertainment, followed by a Saturday horse show with stock judging and riding club entertainment. Robert Strickler of Iola will judge the senior division, with Dan Roberts of Preston heading the junior show. Horse judges Dean Baker of Plain City Utah and Vernon W. Thompson of Roy will also participate. William R. Harris of Richmond chairs the judging committee.

Seattle Catitle Robert ' EY Stricker Iola Kang RY Strickler Kansas Farm Twas Kansas State College California Nevada Arizona Montana Idaho - and Utah Daniel Roberts Preston Roberts Franklin County Déan Baker Plain City Vernon, W. Thompson Roy Idaho William R. Harris Richmond

Legionnaires Nominate Candidates for Post 334 Commander

Local Legion meeting in Legion hall Thursday evening chose Don Hymas and Lewis Webb as candidates to succeed Harold Winn as commander of Post 334. Other nominees include Ed Davis and Duke Hansen for first vice commander and Don Bright and Dean Rasmussen for vice commander. Clair Hansen and Joe Bodily named chaplains. Delbert Miles and Bill Auger up for sergeant at arms. Howard Johnson nominated service officer with Norman Steel and Lloyd Palmer as historian.

Legion Hall Don Hymas Lewis Webb Harold Winn American Legion Ed Davis Duke Hansen Don‘ Bright Dean Rasmussen Clair’ Hansen Joe Bodily Delbert _Miles Bill Auger Howard Johnson Norman Steel Lloyd Palmer

Laughlin named Valley area manager of California Packing Corp

Laughlin appointed to oversee operations for Smithfield and Hyrum factories and be in charge of all mountain states division activities. He arrives with a strong engineering background from the University of Washington and a long career at California Packing Corp including posts in Yakima Toppenish Salem Crystal City and more. He and wife Iva and children Jay Jeffrey Carla Jean will reside in Smithfield.

California ” Packing Corp C. Druehl Mountain States Division Laughlin Smithfield Hyrum W. Clark Franklin C. B. Blamires The State of Washington University of Washington Seattle Calpack Yakima Orem Toppenish Salem Ore Crystal City Texas Mr. Laughlin Iva Jay Jeffrey Carla Jean

Record herd cow tops 100000 pounds milk in life

Holstein-Friesian Association of America announces that a Preston herd registered Holstein cow has lifetime milk production surpassing 100000 pounds with 126257 pounds of milk and 4961 pounds of fat in 3160 days on official test. Owner is Mark W. Talbot of Preston. 8642 Holsteins exceed this mark on official tests to date.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Brattleboro, Vt Preston Mark W. Talbot

Griffeth Shines In Skyline Distance Showdown At BYU

BYU sophomore Griffeth swept the mile and two mile in a 101 30 win over Utah State. The Brigham Young standout, state mile champion at Preston High, aims for conference and regional marks in Missoula and Albuquerque as BYU pursues its fourth straight Skyline title.

Prestoni Gary Griffeth Utah State BYU Preston High Brigham Young Clarence ‘Robinson Aggies Utah E . Field Hage Idaho Missoula Albu‘anerque N. MM Alex. Henderson Arizona State Tempe Henderson vArizona Brigham :Young Albuquerque Cougars Skyline

Mink Creek Youth Top Us Scholar Earns UW Seattle TAship

Mink Creek native Maite Jensen has been awarded teaching assistantship in the economics department at the University of Washington Seattle. He will receive about 1609 dollars plus tuition for 199. He graduates with a bachelor science in economics this spring and has earned several scholarships and Phi Kappa Phi membership.

venGutstanding Utah ‘State University Vat Jensen Carleson Johannien Security Foundation Phi -Kap

Christensen Named New Franklin ASC Committee Member

Joseph A. Christensen becomes regular Franklin ASC committee member replacing Eldor B. Bingham who resigns after two and a half years. Bingham cites personal business pressure and administrative strain during farm program work. Christensen, first alternate to the county committee, brings extensive farming and public office experience. Nathanston ASC manager Johnston welcomed Christensen to the organization.

Eldor B. Bingham Bingham Chiristensen Esi Stine Johnston ASC

Lions Launch Third Annual Big Sweep Broom Drive

The Preston Lions Club will run Operation Big Sweep next Monday evening asking residents of Preston Whitney and Franklin County to buy a broom when a Lions team visits. Thirteen teams will canvass the three communities. The drive funds sight conservation and brooms are produced by blind workers with profits staying in each club’s community.

Preston “Lions Club Preston Whitney Franklin Joc ‘Garner Lions Club Lions Clubs

Grain Truck Demolished After Brake Failure Near Riverdale

A grain truck driven by Eugene Wayne Bond narrowly escaped serious injury Tuesday when air brakes failed near Riverdale. The semi trailer owned by Carl Moyer overturned off an embankment, doors mangled but the driver with only a scratch. This marks a third such mishap at the same curve as road work begins to straighten the hazardous turn.

Grace Eugene Wayne ‘Bond Carl Moyer Riverdale

Benson Swenson Addressed Seedmen's Event at Sun Valley

Benson Swenson spoke to the Idaho Eastern Oregon Seedmen's Association gathering in Sun Valley on Saturday June 28. He discussed speaker duties and county recorder responsibilities as part of the event.

County Recorder Cleo“ Swenson Idaho-Eastern Oregon, Seedmen’s Assn Sun Valley

High School Fashion Show Highlights Community Event

The high school hosts a fashion review this afternoon in the auditorium featuring sewing class creations. Students present Sugar and Spice and He'll Look Twice with outfits including blouses dresses and sports wear.

Mipsis Carrie Tobler Judith ‘Nash Kathléen Carvér Laura Jean Rasmussen Jane Orme Geraldine Johnson Judy Kay Hull Charlene Mitchell Kathleen ‘Kidd Iva Low Owen Estript DeAnn “Dunkley Laurieean Burnip Maureen Perkins JoAnn Evans Nora Johnson Norman Smiths Gayle Gregersen Colleen Biasade

Eberhard Recovering After Heart Attack In Salt Lake City

Ernest Eberhard of Inis recovering at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City after a heart attack. He left teaching duties to attend BYU Provo for a master’s degree and is expected to be released soon to convalesce at home.

Ernest Eberhard LDS Hospital Salt Lake Fosterwing BYU Provo Stast

Juvenile Cases Rise In Preston Since Judge Swann Took Office

Probate Judge Ben Swann reports April juvenile court caseload exceeds all prior totals in office. At Preston High School incidents include thefts of money and items from gym and rifle club. Eight youths and one girl were captured stealing about 50 dollars worth of ammunition. other money and property losses noted. Continued on page 7.

Preston Ben ‘Swann Anil Coat Guhs Rand

Amputation Performed After Preston Man Injury

Roy Eickert of Preston, injured when his leg was caught in a Caterpillar track last year, underwent amputation after several months in the Veterans Hospital Salt Lake City. His condition is reported as recovering satisfactorily.

Veterans Hospital Salt Lake City Roy Eickert Preston Eickert

72 Year Old Legionnaire Walks From Georgia to Alaska

Smokey Cameron a 72 year old American Legion veteran walks from Thomasville Georgia toward Anchorage Alaska to attend a meeting in Preston. He aims to complete a three year round trip on foot describing himself as a goodwill ambassador. He claims 36000 miles traveled since 1947 and has worn out 44 boots and 23 moccasins. He has donated three pints of blood to the Red Cross and planned to continue toward Yellowstone Park and the Alcan Highway carrying a 60 pound pack.

Eran Preston American Legion Thomasville Anchorage Alaska Smokey Cameron Goodwill Smokey Georgia Red Cross

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